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Pruning & Training Young VinesFrom planting through the3rd growing season:Pruning and trainingpractices are essentiallythe same for the varioustraining systems used.After the 1stGrowing SeasonAfter the 2ndGrowing SeasonIllustrations from:Ohio State Univ.Bulletin 815, Agdex 231After the 3rdGrowing Season
Pruning Practices at PlantingAfter planting, cut lastseason’s (1-yr-old) canesback to:2 to 3 buds.• Training to a single trunk:- Retain one cane.• Training to a double trunk:- Retain two canes.CuttingLast season’s cane(1-yr-old cane)From: Ohio State Univ.Bulletin 815, Agdex 231
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